§ Section 28(untitled)

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(1) On the basis of a written submission
from a voter or his or her authorised person or trustee, the
polling station commission shall organise voting at the location
of the voter, ensuring secrecy, for the following persons:
1) voters who are unable to come to the polling premises due
to their state of health and carers of such voters;
2) carers of persons who are ill;
3) voters who are in an inpatient medical treatment
institution due to their state of health;
4) voters on whom a security measure related to deprivation of
liberty has been imposed or who serve a sentence of deprivation
of liberty;
5) voters who are in a place of temporary detention.
(2) [31 October 2013]
(3) [25 May 2023]
(4) The polling station commission shall continue to accept
written submissions on the election day regarding voting at the
location of the voter. Submissions accepted after 12.00 shall be
satisfied by the polling station commission if it is possible to
arrive at the location of the voter up to 20.00.
(5) Information on the voters who, in accordance with this
Section, vote at their location shall be entered on a separate
list of participating voters and the sealed ballot envelopes
shall be placed in a separate sealed ballot box.
(6) The polling station shall be contacted by members of the
polling station if it is not possible for members of the polling
station to ascertain at the location of a voter that the
information on the person is included in the electoral register
and that there is no notation on the participation of this person
in the relevant election. If it is not possible, the voting shall
take place by using a registration envelope in accordance with
the procedures laid down in Section 33.¹ of this
Law.
[31 October 2013; 25 October 2018; 25 May 2023]

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